“A swiftly paced and cleverly written story is what you’ll experience when you read Joe Giordano’s third novel, Drone Strike, An Anthony Provati Thriller. Giordano brings back protagonist Anthony Provati, a New York City gallery owner who is immersed in a world of terrorism. This time, a missile strike from a drone causes collateral damage…
Drone Strike was a finalist for the International Thriller Award.
Co-Hosts Dr. Dan Miller and Joyce Vetere will be interviewing me on my novels Drone Strike and Appointment with ISIL at 6.00 p.m. (EST, 5.00 p.m. CST) on Wednesday, December 18th on their show IN FOCUS on 1460 WVOX AM radio. Listen on the internet here: Main Home (Click “Listen Live” in the upper…
Saturday, October 26th from 4.00 – 4.30 pm, I’ll be signing copies of Drone Strike, Appointment with ISIL, and Birds of Passage at the Texas Book Festival in Austin, at The Writers’ League of Texas Booth 313-314 (Exhibitor Tent 3, at Colorado and 12th St.)
Your new novel Drone Strike takes readers deep into the workings of Islamic terrorism. What new insight about the Middle East will the readers gain from Drone Strike? Black market sale of oil and refined products were an important financial source for the Islamic State in the Levant, and Karim worked as a drilling…
A great thriller rises on the shoulders of its main character. He must carry the novel by being clever, worldly, and above all else, likable. These are the attributes of Anthony Provati, the 34-year-old Italian American protagonist in Joe Giordano’s excellent new novel – Drone Strike. Fans of the author know Anthony Provati well. Giordano…
“Drone Strike is intense, full of emotion, raw, painful and touches on the human perspective of conflict. This is an intense but thrilling novel from start to finish. It builds up dramatically and leaves you not wanting to put the book down. There are so many tiny pieces woven into this story and this adds…
At 7.00 p.m. on Thursday, May 9th, I will be reading Drone Strike, An Anthony Provati Thriller at Malvern Books, 613 W. 29th Street, Austin, TX.
After fifty-four years, the misspelling of Italian explorer, Giovanni da Verrazzano’s name will be corrected on the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge spanning Staten Island and Brooklyn through legislation signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo. Following Christopher Columbus’s discovery of the new world and the return of the Magellan expedition after circumnavigating the globe, Verrazzano was commissioned by the…
